Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 1, 1915, Page 2

BELK THE OMAHA, lkf\l)\) JUNE ), " BRITISH VIEW OF | GERMANY'S REPLY Attempt to Blow Up Megantic th not Be Explained on Pretence Ad- | vanced in Lusitania Case, NEW HOME FOR DESTITUTE FAMILY —Appeal made by The Bee raises $350 to re- build home of Joseph Mecher, which was destroyed by fire. Hungarian carpenters do- nate their services. Home and barn to be completed next Sunday. THOMPSON, BELDEN & COMPANY - KAISER IS FIGHTING FOR TIME | LONDON, on the German reply to the Ameri-| May 31.—Commenting | s S Three Years Ago We Originated | “We do not know how Inng the war will last, but it is clear, if Ger many has its way, thai its end will find the negotiations with the Unitea States over the submarine ‘blockade still dragging out their In(ermlmm« length. The German note does nol even reply directly to the Ainerican request that such actions as the sinking of the Lusitania «hould be disavowed and that they should he discontinued. The note actually has the' etfrontry to add that passengers probably would have been saved had it not' heen for the explosion of ammunition which, it s alleged, was carried aboard the Lusitanfs, 4s thoukh the submarine lind torpedovd the iHlp without intending wetnally t6 #hnk it. Almost as offensive is the muggestion that before the submarine can be con- | defined for not having given the Our June Clearance of Suits In accordance with this established custom, beginning Tuesday, June 1 WE OFFER OUR SUIT STOCK AT THREE PRICES % $1175 $1475 59128 Because of the extremely low prices we are compelled to charge for alterations. crow and passengers thme to escape it gyt be | shown that the Lasitania Was duly | cqutpped with life saving apparatus, as | ardered by the Titanio conference, | “fn a wond, the United States ir offered | the prospect of A prolonged controversy | aver points of detall, but no disavowsl of &chaf Has Yeenr donie: no acceptance of the principies of naval warfare which it was assumed Germany would be anx- touk to upheld, and not a word as (6 any « oh of 'mid or pélicy. “The subraarine 6 Do ‘pursuid ns before and Amers hips and citizens may take the Although they have answered many oalls to lessen the suffering of their fel- low countrymen on account of the Kuro- burned a couple of weeks ago and the |@uring last week, but the balance will be | family left destitute, the ehildren not |taken out this week and the carponters | even having any clothing left, Henry will be on hand next Bunday to complete | pt { Pollack started a subscription in The Bee b::; :‘:";.::. “;;':m""h_""""h;"':n:";":_ | 4 i Cane of Megnntie, The Pall Mall Gasette saya: It the | YourLast Chance pean war, local Hungarians have not siatighter of the Lusitanin passengers le | 10 be defended by tho assertion that the veagel was carrying ammunition, we won- der. whitt éxtuse fs dvwlable for Satur- day's attempt on the steamer Megantic of the White Star ine. That liner, which was outward bound, cannot be wi inté any theory of contraband on whioh Germany, may base the right of murder, Nope of the quasi-logical disglises fof “frighttulhois Wil stroth ' from) o these examples to the cthor. ‘estminister Gasetto pays: “Whats overlooked a splendid opportunity to help some of their countrymen in Omaha who are in distress. By next Sunday night the family of Joseph Mecher will not only be provided with ,a new home, but will have & ‘barn, the house furnished and u sardcn planted. When the home of Joseph Mechér was e b to raise funds to replace the home. To this appeal local Hungarians' and others have donated over $350. Sunday thirty-five Hungarian ocar- panters, more than needed, were on hand to bulld the home. As the place is locatad on the bottoms north of Locust street, it, was Impossible to haul more lumber ) Geptal to thé American protest over the German method of conducting subnaring wartare, and is not as vital from a legal point of Vidw as the' terpedomg - Without steamer Dixiana, Brunswick and Savan- nah to Havre and Port Talbot, with a oargo of cotton and gteel billets has been sunk off the French coast near Ushant nish the house so that his family can move into a new home, free from all incumbrance. Some of the carpenters were on hand this mofning to do what was possible with the lumber on hand. Henry Pollack and J7seph Mecher are an the foreground. Thereis no g Mr. Mecher and To Get This 45c One-Quart ear-Ever Stewpan a German submarine, according to raphic advices to the agents of the Dixiana Steamship company here today. 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